23 in a relationship

They're neighbouring strategies, so each can be the other's wing. They have a lot in common and often understand each other without explanation.

Both strategies belong to the same centre (heart centre), so they deal with a similar theme, each in its own way.

The Two gives attention and the Three gladly receives it. The couple often bonds around the Three's goals. Even a Two with a successful career of their own adapts to stay attractive to their partner. On the outside they may look alike, but their motives differ: the Two works to be loved, the Three loves to work.

Such a couple often builds a relationship of "successful love." They support each other's careers, and the Two becomes the emotional centre of the family. They have a lot in common: a good public image and a desire for success.

• An attractive, socially successful pair.
• The Two supports the Three's goals; the Three gives the Two direction.
• Both are energetic and love building something.

• The Three works late into the night and falls asleep at home. The Two waits by the phone.
• The Two feels unneeded: "Where's the attention?"
• In an argument, the Two feels superior because they feel more, and the Three because they did more.

They make a high-performing team: both can create and sell. The Three naturally leads and the Two is happy to support, as long as they get recognition. When the Three starts acting self-centred, the Two finds someone else to support. The Two can polish the Three's image and show them how to make an impression on people.